Common use of Instructional Materials Clause in Contracts

Instructional Materials. According to the Articulation Agreement, the selection of texts and associated instructional materials (e.g., graphing calculators and software) is approved by the SCF Department Chair with input from the faculty members teaching the course. The recommended text(s) and course materials should be submitted for approval to respective department chair at SCF by April 1st of each year. Every effort will be made to continue the use of instructional materials in inventory. The Sarasota County School Board will follow the state adoption cycle of updating textbooks every 5 years. All personnel will work to meet calendar needs requested by the Instructional Materials Services Manager. Instructional materials will be provided by the high school. All instructional materials are the property of the Sarasota County School Board and will be retrieved and accounted for at the end of each term. Monies due for lost or damaged text books should be collected from students in the same manner as other instructional materials used in regular programs.

Instructional Materials. According to the Articulation Agreement, the selection of texts and associated instructional materials (e.g., graphing calculators and software) is approved by the SCF Department Chair with input from the faculty members teaching the course. The recommended text(s) and course materials should be submitted for approval to respective department chair at SCF by April 1st of each year. Every effort will be made to continue the use of instructional materials in inventory. The Sarasota County School Board will follow the state adoption cycle of updating textbooks every 5 6 years. All personnel will work to meet calendar needs requested by the Instructional Materials Services Manager. Instructional materials will be provided by the high school. All instructional materials are the property of the Sarasota County School Board and will be retrieved and accounted for at the end of each term. Monies due for lost or damaged text books should be collected from students in the same manner as other instructional materials used in regular programs.